Peaky Blinders - BBC

oh ffs! what's the point in watching tonight then? it's obvious Tommy is going to survive🙄

I hope the bank draft wasn't in that caravan

Good last episode for a show that had gone to the dogs all together.

Although, in saying that.....ridiculous amount of planning to get that bomb into the car on the Canadian island. As soon as he stepped off the plane, shoot him. Jaysus christ, such rubbish.

Style over substance all the way with Peaky Blinders

I didn't get the whole Finn thing, did I miss something or was it just down to the fact he wouldn't kill yer man?

Music was excellent tonight, as it usually always is. Lisa O' Neill's, Bob Dylan cover, brilliant choice and I will listen to it about 30 times tomorrow.

Nah, I thought it was poor.

His dead daughter appearing to him to warn him about the doctor ? Really ? And what was the point of all the Mosley stuff really ? The whole political end of it was very ill judged I thought. There must have been better ways to examine the rise of fascism.

Also very disappointed Arthur didn’t get his comeuppance. I really disliked Arthur as a character.

Polly told Michael that Tommy could not be killed with a bullet.

It was Finn who told yer man about the plan to kill Moseley, and he refused to take part in the beating if the ref, ergo, he can’t be trusted, if he wasn’t a Shelby he would be dead as well..

In case you missed it, earlier in the series it was said that if Tommy sold the heroin to the Jewish gang/Solman, Uncle Jack would be in danger as the Jewish gang would gain money and power from the drugs, the bomb cleared the way for that. But the fact Jack is still alive may mean he will be part of the movie.

Polly said Tommy couldn't be killed with a bullet?

Unless you believe there was some sort of supernatural element to the gypsy nonsense , and take it as fact of course he could be killed by a bullet. But it was all style over substance with the show, and that's why there had to be some convoluted plan to kill him, rather than have a gang of assassin's waiting with machine guns when he arrives in the town or off the plane.

That, and the added nonsense of having his dead daughter appear and tell him to light the fire again, so he can conveniently go over and see a newspaper that just burned enough to leave the photo of Mosleys wedding party!

the mustard gas came in handy didn't it, that and the gas masks - they certainly came prepared🙄

and then took them off without even a cough😏

c'mon now

In an earlier episode we found out that Solomon’s kin in the US are Jack’s rivals, and that the sale of heroin would make them stronger. No doubt Solomon was there to collect/pay for the heroin.

Anyone know why they dropped the opening theme song this season.. Nick Caves 'Red Right Hand'?

It was such a fitting tune and suited the overall tone of the series. I think I read somewhere that Nick also played a part in the selection of the songs played on the soundtrack in previous seasons.

I think the last 2 series were very confused. It was hard to follow what was going on - storylines were all over the place. It was much better when it was just one gang against the Shelby's.

It was a very good last episode and the ending was pretty good. I thought the twist at end was very good. Episode 1 and 5 ok, 6 pretty good, rest poor. Season 5 I can’t remember exact episodes but it’s when I started to lose interest and couldn’t follow the story. Seasons 1 to 4 were great tv.

That's the same as saying if the bomb was in the car behind how did Tommy come out untouched in the car infront

What was the point of Stephen Graham being added to the cast, then having a very minor role? This guy is a fantastic actor and has worked his way up to being a recognised star, surely he should have been given a more prominent character.

On a side note, I see Cillian Murphy is now among the favourites to be the new Bond, I think he would be ideal, he has both the menace and the suave to be the worlds most famous spy.